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Change Your Mindset About Exercise

Exercise Saves Lives! By Matthew J Dunn

Does Exercise Saves Lives? If there was one prescription that could reduce the severity or even prevent dozens of diseases—including diabetes, hypertension, heart disease, stroke, obesity, osteoporosis, some cancers, depression, and dementia—and it also had a low risk for adverse effects, who wouldn’t consider it? Good news. There is such a prescription. It’s EXERCISE! In

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A Sense of Self; Body Image by Radha Sandy Gillen

A Sense of Self; Body Image by Radha Sandy Gillen

Body Image A Sense of Self ~Making the shift from Insecurity to Freedom of Expression   by Radha Sandy Gillen     Societal Expectations   As a society, we place great importance on how one looks physically and rarely look much further, into the heart and soul of someone. And although we have been taught

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Carpal Tunnel Syndrome vs. A Pinched Nerve Elsewhere Dr. Matthew Dunn

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome vs. A Pinched Nerve Elsewhere Dr. Matthew Dunn

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome vs. A Pinched Nerve Elsewhere Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS) is a common complaint presented to chiropractic offices. Usually, patients wait for weeks, months, or even years before seeking care, thus making management more challenging. The history of the “classic” CTS patient includes a mild, sporadic onset of symptoms that gradually becomes more

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Changing Your Situation as Therapy by Dr. Glenn Geher Ph.D.

Changing Your Situation as Therapy by Dr. Glenn Geher Ph.D.

Social psychology’s big idea can have broad and positive mental health outcomes.   KEY POINTS A key lesson of the field of social psychology pertains to the fact that situational factors have huge behavioral implications. When we think of therapeutic approaches to mental health, situational approaches are not usually emphasized relative to talk and other

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A Bystander Training Intervention Could Save a Life By Dr. Catherine Sanderson

A Bystander Training Intervention Could Save a Life By Dr. Catherine Sanderson

Training students to help friends can reduce the college mental health crisis. Many college students struggle with mental health issues, including anxiety and depression. Training college students in effective strategies for helping a friend struggling with mental health issues may increase help-seeking behavior. Students who receive training show stronger intention to intervene if they recognize

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